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Usage examples: i) MS Data File Transformation Data pre-processing: (This example shows the data pre-processing step that is available for the mzXML file) > mzXML = LoadFile('CHEMBL275667.mzML'); Peak selection > peakSelection = PeakSelection(mzXML); Feature identification: > featureIdentification = FeatureIdentification(peakSelection); iTRAQ data integration: > itraqData = iTraqData(featureIdentification); Mass spectrometry data: > mzData = MzData(peakSelection); Determine the name for the file: > fileName = MzFileName(peakSelection); Generate the PRIDE XML file: > XMLFile = generateProteomicsXML(mzData, itraqData, fileName); The produced XML file can be uploaded to the PRIDE repository. > PRIDE.submit(fileName, 'put_in_PRIDE', 'PRIDE XML file') Note that a similar workflow can be used to generate MS Data from a PRIDE XML file. See Step 7 for the complete workflow. Example 2: Data pre-processing: (This example shows the data pre-processing step that is available for the mzXML file) > mzXML = LoadFile('CHEMBL184715.mzML'); Peak selection: > peakSelection = PeakSelection(mzXML); Feature identification: > featureIdentification = FeatureIdentification(peakSelection); iTRAQ data integration: > itraqData = iTraqData(featureIdent 8e68912320 Pride Wizard Crack Pride Wizard is a graphical application that assists you to create PRIDE XML files from your Mascot identifications. The core of Pride Wizard is based on the open source mass spectrometry software, Mascot, however, it incorporates a number of functions from the commercial software, MetaSpec. Pride Wizard is mainly targeted at the scientists who are using MetaSpec, as it comes with a Mascot eXtended search engine. The software is especially useful to those researchers who have manually annotated their data and want to make their analysis public via the PRIDE submission system. If you are using Mascot for the automatic database search, you can also generate PRIDE XML files. The generated XML files can be used to upload your data to the PRIDE database or to perform further search in the PRIDE database. Pride Wizard does not rely on Mascot internally, so you will be able to use it with other search engines. Pride Wizard can read search engines xml files in order to convert them into a Mascot search engine. Pride Wizard can read Mascot search results in order to convert them into a spreadsheet, a text file or in an Excel table. Pride Wizard can export Mascot search results into a file or an Excel table. Pride Wizard comes with an optimized XSLT stylesheet for conversion to Mascot XML format. In the current version of the Pride Wizard, you can use the manual validation mode to control the PRIDE XML file format by yourself. Pride Wizard can also be configured to automatically upload submitted PRIDE XML files to the PRIDE database. Pride Wizard can also be used as a desktop client for the PRIDE database. Pride Wizard can also be configured to create new PRIDE XML files automatically for your mass spectrometry experiments. Pride Wizard can also be used as a command line program. Pride Wizard can also be used to generate PRIDE XML files for the MassIVE databank. You can also use the command line version of Pride Wizard to generate PRIDE XML files for MassIVE. More information about the PRIDE submission system can be found here. Pride Wizard is available under GNU General Public License (GNU GPL). Pride Wizard is written in the C programming language, the API is written in the C++ programming language. Pride Wizard can run on Windows, Mac OS X, Linux and What's New In Pride Wizard? 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